What The Label Prints — And Leaves Out

Breathizean's label names five plants: Mullein Leaf Extract 10:1, Ginger Root Extract, Bromelain Powder, Organic Lemon Extract and Organic Cordyceps militaris. What it does not print is an amount for any of them.

This is common in the spray and gummy categories, where a liquid or chewable base makes per-ingredient dosing harder to standardize and disclose than in a capsule with a printed Supplement Facts panel.

It means you can verify which plants are present — useful if you want to check the research on mullein or cordyceps individually — but you can't compare potency against a specific clinical dose the way you could with a fully dosed capsule label.

Neither approach is inherently better; it's a tradeoff between format and transparency worth knowing about, rather than assuming a spray label works the same way a capsule label does.